From the luxury boutiques along via Tornabuoni (home to several Italian labels' flagship stores) to the quirky "mesticherie" stocked with home goods and kitschy objects, there's something for every type of shopper in Florence.
Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella
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In addition to the incredible smells, sights & shopping opportunities, the history of this place is worth noting. The operation began under 13th century Dominican friars. Many of the products are still made using the original formulas. Apart from the shop, there's a museum where you can view the monks' old mixing vessels and more.
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Paperback Exchange
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There's a large selection of both new and used books. Find a novel to read on your flight home or a great Florence-themed gift for a friend. They have a large "Italy interest" section where you'll find plenty of delightful reads on local lore, the making of modern Italy, Florentine art history, Italian language learning and more.
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Private Photo Walk in Florence
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Duration
2 h
Languages
English
Baby Bottega
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Even if you don't have kids, Baby Bottega's concept is beyond cool and will win you over. There are plenty of handmade accessories and design objects that can liven up stuffy adult homes. Parents looking to add flair to their kids' rooms won't find a better mix of design and functionality.
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La Feltrinelli RED
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If you're waiting on a friend or need a central meeting point, RED is perfect. Pull up a chair & read or grab a coffee in piazza della Repubblica without spending "central square prices." In front they often have discounted catalogs from temporary Florence exhibitions. As for books in English, expect bestsellers, guidebooks and "airport reads."
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And Company
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This store is a whimsical wonderland and workspace. Among the most popular items are the inexpensive mugs and teacups which often feature Florence-inspired designs or Betty's calligraphy. You'll find frameworthy artwork, housewares, accessories and more. Stopping in at the shop is like peeking in to your most creative friend's home or art studio.
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Vinoutlet
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It's a fantastic place to stock up on gifts for friends and family with good taste! Carmela and Amerigo will help you pick out something that will fit with both your palate and budget. You can find high-quality wines here at discounted prices (some options run about 4 or 5 euro). They also sell craft beers, fancy teas, balsamic vinegar & more!
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